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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1961
Page
3
The Oct 22 Uniform Sunday School lesson on Growth in Christian Relationships discusses how true faith shows in actions beyond abstaining from vice. It argues churchman hypocrisy harms faith, notes temptations and vices, and stresses Christianity’s aim to impart a new nature through a power outside us.
President Kennedy's top economists presented a 1963 economic scenario to the Business Council, outlining a path toward substantial employment. The plan includes steep targets and realism about social pitfalls, pairing fiscal vigor with ethical cautions. The discussion probes consumer behavior, personal discipline, and public policy in shaping growth.
The report shows total national output at 620 billion dollars annualized, up from 516 billion in the prior quarter and projected about 540 billion this quarter. Unemployment falls to 4 percent, roughly 3 million idle, versus 6.8 percent and about 15 million unemployed last month. Prices rise at a 1.5 percent annual rate, near living-cost trends. Corporate profits run about 82 billion dollars annually, versus 45.5 billion in the April-June 1961 period.
A tornado cut through farmland near Ragusa Sicily killing at least seven people. The cone of wind, rare in Italy, swept from the Mediterranean across a sparsely settled rural area Thursday night.
France announced a stepped up space program to place a 110 pound earth satellite in orbit by 1964. The National Assembly approved a 17.5 million dollar budget for space projects in 1962.
In Marseille France police expose a network trading counterfeit Napoleons the ancient French gold coins no longer legal tender but prized by gold hoarders.
In Mosineer Wisconsin Mrs Richard Mulder reports bears in her front yard watched by hundreds of onlookers as a sow and two cubs climbed a tree and then vanished into the nearby woods after a daytime visit that alarmed no one and drew calls to Marathon County game warden Harry Bonner who said the bears appeared tame and would likely leave on their own.
The article notes a woman’s growing irritation as hundreds of curious people ripped up her driveway and front lawn, leaving her nearly as annoyed by the brains as by the disturbance.
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